In your opinion, which stock has the most faithful, and plentiful number of faithful longs? I think QBID did at one time. I'm curious what you guys think the answer is regarding TODAY'S stock action.
Thanks!
Posted by Hal Jordan on :
RSHN
Posted by quickpicker on :
I would say CNES has alot of fathful longs who are willing to hold on for the future potential.
Posted by JerZeyDeViL on :
I'd say RSHN no question
Posted by J_U_ICE on :
have to agree with RSHN
Posted by imakmony2005 on :
LFWK, Hell were all naked waiting.lol
Posted by kilerb on :
I know there are a lot of BKMP'ers on Ihub... Not as many on here it seems.
Posted by Monkeyman on :
FMLY and FEMO
Posted by Monkeyman on :
FemOne Announces 2005 Earnings Results, Increased Gross Profits by 351%
PR Newswire, Tuesday, April 18, 2006 at 14:49
CARLSBAD, Calif., April 18 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- FemOne, Inc. (BB:FEMO), a publicly held Nevada corporation (the "Company"), reported 2005 year end consolidated net sales of $7,754,509, an increase of 304% from the prior year. Sales from the Company's BIOPRO Technology division represented 89% of consolidated revenues for 2005.
The gross profits in 2005 increased to $6,087,850, an increase of 351% over gross profits of $1,350,653 in 2004.
Consolidated net loss attributable to common stockholders for the year ended December 31, 2005 was $3,021,674 or $0.04 per share, compared to net loss of $3,138,728 or $0.11 per share a year ago. The decrease in net loss per share of approximately 64% is due both to the increase in outstanding shares during 2005 as well as to the overall increase in revenues and gross profits during 2005 which was partially offset by operating expenses during 2005.
Operating expenses for the year ended 2005 were $8,134,143 compared to $3,529,602 in 2004. The increase in operating expenses is due to increased sales commission expense on increased sales, as well as increased sales and marketing expenses due to efforts to promote BIOPRO Technology and expand international operations.
Included in the Company's consolidated results for 2005 are revenues and expenses from its three controlled subsidiaries, BIOPRO Australasia Pty., Ltd, operating the Company's Direct Sales division in Australia and New Zealand, BIOPRO Asia, Inc., operating the Company's Direct Sales division in the Philippines, and SRA Marketing, Inc., its subsidiary for the Direct Response Shopping Network. During 2005, 19% of total revenues came from BIOPRO Australia, 1% from BIOPRO Asia and 8% from SRA Marketing.
Commenting on the 2005 results, Ray W. Grimm, FemOne's chief executive officer states: "We are very pleased with having increased our revenues in 2005 by more than 4 times over revenues in 2004. We continue to grow, and have recently expanded into the international market in the Philippines and South Africa. Our BIOPRO Technology division distributor and customer base is expanding, due to increasing acceptance of our product line and we are looking forward to continuing our momentum in 2006."
The information contained in this press release should be read in connection with the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-KSB for the year ended December 31, 2005. The Report from the Company's Independent Registered Public Accounting Firm that includes a qualification as to the Company's ability to continue as a going concern and other information necessary for an understanding of the Company, and its preliminary report on Schedule 14C filed on April 6, 2007.
Posted by Chad on :
Im going to vote RSHN, been long in strong for months, even though the MM games are getting tiresome! Give me my penny or give me my death! lol
Posted by kt325ci on :
TCLL!! There aren't many of us but we are faithful.
Posted by Rich735 on :
QBID we have to be long!!!
Posted by ScottyTooHottie on :
You guys are all wrong. The stock with the most loyal longs is GZFX. It is like a cult. I am not in it anymore but trust me, those people are crazy.
Posted by cactus33 on :
quote:Originally posted by ScottyTooHottie: You guys are all wrong. The stock with the most loyal longs is GZFX. It is like a cult. I am not in it anymore but trust me, those people are crazy.
totally agreed lol, i even got pulled into it, i broke myself free, but still have some shares riding.. just to break even.. it will have its day. still has potential
Posted by kt325ci on :
It amazes me that people still buy into GZFX. You are right about it being a cult.
I played the first run a couple years ago from .03 to .16 then it went right back down to subpenny. Bagholders hope to regain there losses but the company keeps issuing shares.
Posted by QBID'n on :
I'm in with the CNES gang, but I've been more outspoken with QBID.
Let me say this though. With CMKX dead and gone, that leaves QBID (still alive, barely...but still alive) probably proving to have the most and longest faithfuls.
Just asked Bob Frey to post the amount of threads QBID has gone through. Crazy damn bunch too! Posted by WarningModels1 on :
No question it has to be WNMI.PK about 20 shareholders probably own about 200-300 Million shares of the company. I own 40M and plan to add another 40-50M sometime next month I have had a position in this stock since May 31, 2004.
Posted by McShooter on :
We are about to find out in the very near future how faithful the longs are in JPHC...like it or not!!!
Longs Holding Strong and getting Stronger!!!
500 into 100K...You Gotta' Believe!!!
Posted by trader_adam on :
PBLS!
Posted by DQ. on :
pbls
Posted by stnkng1 on :
cmkx may be dead for the peolethat dont have there certs but if you got them for cmkx and cim you are going to be very lucky very soon
Posted by HossTrader on :
Definitely QBID. The stock is stone cold dead but we still talk about it every day. Posted by stnkng1 on :
it has already been said over and over that as soon as the cert count is counted the money will be paid out they say anywhere between .10 and possibly even 1.00 most are thinking it will be more like .25 and cim is gonna start back around $3.00 and make its way around the $20.00 range this isnt a dream it is a proven fact now already been taken over by the big boys
Posted by AgentGPF on :
Whichever one hasn't moved in a long, long time and has people still calling it a buying opportunity.
Find those, and you've found the longs that are truly dedicated.
Posted by goodboy on :
I spend $300 in 'SPZI' and planning to hold till I get $30000 back. Being optimistic, I should be able to sell 'SPZI' stocks by this year end Posted by letitrideboy on :
i spent 350 on SPZI the day before the launch of there stuff...oops lol I am long myself it should turn around. I think CWFG has the most faithful longs....because they cant sell :-) (I still have 850000 shares in that thing)
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